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Latisha Tardif-Alleyne
Bar Admission
Quebec, 2019
Education
Bachelor of Laws, Université de Montréal (LL.B.)
Bachelor of Communication Sciences (B.Sc.), Université de Montréal
Contact information
A lawyer in our Laval office, Latisha is part of the Family, Persons and Successions team. Her practice focuses primarily on divorce, child custody and support matters, as well as applications for homologation of mandates in case of incapacity and the institution of protective regimes.
Known for her transparency, diligence and efficiency, Latisha has built strong expertise in family law litigation. She represents clients with confidence before the courts, while always seeking negotiated, practical and lasting solutions whenever possible. Her experience includes appearing before various levels of court in both litigious proceedings and out-of-court settlements.
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Services
- Amicable settlement
- Child Custody / Parenting Time
- Child Support
- Cohabitation Contract
- Divorce and Separation
- Domestic Violence
- Parental Authority
- Parental union
- Protection Mandates
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Social Involvement
- Director and Secretary of the Board of Directors, Sports Montréal: since March 2023
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
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Municipal
Fast-tracked expropriations for the Alto project? A closer look at the new High-Speed Rail Network Act
Read moreThe Alto project is a federal government high-speed rail initiative aimed at building a modern, electrified rail network of approximately 1,000 km within Canada’s most densely populated corridor. This network would primarily connect Toronto and (…)
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Real Estate and Construction
Coming into Force of New Exclusions from the Assessment Roll for Robotic Devices Used in Commercial Warehousing and Reminder Regarding the New 2026-2027-2028 Property Assessment Roll
Read moreComing into Force of New Exclusions from the Assessment Roll for Robotic Devices Used in Commercial Warehousing
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